The World of Mythor is a rich fantasy world of Dragons, Elves, Humans, Dwarves, Ogres, Elementals, and the Gor. Alex Thornlin is an Oakenheart whose ancestor Emperor Oakenheart swore an oath on the World Stone Tablet that the Oakenheart's would always protect Mythor when in great need. This oath drums in his blood, but how do you protect the world from an Evil great enough to destroy worlds. He had defeated the Askieri Emperor and his armies but it nearly cost his life. Counseled by the Rainbow Goddess, he knows he must learn to rely on his companions and possibly risk them if they are to succeed. It is essential that Alex, his Shadow Cat, and his companions learn the skills and use the great wonders his ancestor has left. They will need to bring this entire world together and prepare it in time to face the World Eater, who has spent over a thousand years subverting people and governments to keep this world weak. The World Eaters time is growing short as his current world is nearly depleted. He is close to finding a form that will allow him to pass through Phase Door Portals. These physical paths to each world that were created by his sister. He must enter through Mythor now to be able to access the others. The World Mother has expended much to prepare this world to face the challenge of destroying her brother. She has brought together all the finest races and natural magical talent from her other worlds to defeat him once and for all. It is up to Alex and his companions to be ready to deliver the final blow when he arrives. All her plans and hopes for the worlds she created rest with Alex Oakenheart and the World of Mythor. Timothy Van Dyke writes Fantasy fiction, Nature, and Nautical Poetry. He created the World of Mythor and has spent over 20 years improving the richness and history of this Fantasy world. Currently a Licensed Chief Marine Engineer he sails on Research Vessels traveling around the world. He served in the USMC and Army. Tim discovered the love of books in the 6th grade and studied Advertising Art at The Seattle Art Institute. This is his second published book on the World of Mythor. Tim splits time at sea, his home in Washington, and traveling the US in his RV.